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•>'I **.**>• i* 1 r l r t . ind which it tt-e m!y nrrev-p o n d e w t.<uad ra thvs ) >»i#rtme>ot, touchta* the sab-p e t leftrrsa to in itn. insulation.
H,-*j.wtial;r«ibfniUe». WM. H. IEWARO. iwj»-j't»fnt of State, Washington, Fob. 10,I3M.
WS. . .WARD TO I I . ABAM1
l > i F * » T j ( m T o i ""TATS, I f i i i i j u o i , February 9, l.Kw. {
• i a : li i a ti iutia that ia time* of pcis« tacre are a'tsy*M*t'aatsr*of aer; a, soon&sa war beiiM.thtsre
# r*-w<iti i?ajiwhataiptntkai:y demand fi«*tiiavi.,aa ,t w M l . The MfoMtw ol war, after n agitation hataM
«*• -*"T»-r, »pa* rally rain th. ir feanuler,d, Ui .;<rh ih, arm M M J .» not liairt .otntly unuetev-jarv *al ua-wiae. ~*»a<'ae»agi tutors s i time of • W I M M W ] bring a:*.i.t an than inn , , nt of tae confb ;t, MUa/rnaes witb««t aecuinjj th« •drantaseas whi.:h wait or aaily i w W M t a i the coaa.vt. l h « atitator* far w a r n »istr of pea-«, and foi peace ia time of war, am ooi ue-.-.•"setrily or prrhops i r i a i r i * ua,, .triotic ia their >.«rj>.>«••»or aiotrvt-s. Results aloneaetermtae whether >K y are *•*• or unwise. Ihe treat, of peace o ' ^ u J -,4 at t»aada!a«M H*dufcro »»• ^o-nreft hv an IrrestxlfB j . rotutUaa ander t'.o Don of ike f l a i a f i a a M . "
•*»me sf tbe tffir » which hare b>ea mtde to brtn» h.s.i,i B'-K^iat.^aa with a v.ew to cad saw : , a war aia I aa , t t a th*» whv's world, because the? .iav; eat*
i • • • • :•» aa w<-J as doiaeatic ajrsuta. Irttliri w wtthwa/ai ton bane h-.d to deal o anlemiai l , a.e
knowa ta m n a V although the? r a TO aut p, Abe l s tranepticc. otaar Baits have aaanned her* which n « kuottn t.i.J» ta the petwani setaaltyastl lng in tbfBi in i l a t l n j M t r e n n t a s . I aai now as g.tefor tour lafmaaattavaa n s s n n of a i aiViirof Mat taia* jr,'i.i'n.l csara ;»r which lectiitly rtjeirt-d aaa hat -t*nti>v b»>., j j j winchawahtlcaaai.i a n t*iaq..iry ah < -'«j.
A :rir ilsri afJ l"raaei«P. Blair, E q. of M njhal i. obuinad ft^i>. IM 1\ idtrt a *.mple laavo t . p; ai aawMawataan Unnt w:;."ioa: d^5a.t«T,ews known to tna • H : n : n ' i u . Mi. Wl-iir T -it: .1 • k*EiCBd, an . o« hiy i'''.im a^ahcwrdlo the Fre«id«Ka atewfe*a u k J«ITer n ! » . ™ n » l wn'ua to Mr. Blair, in whi':i Davat aiata that Mr. Blair waa i t l ' l * i t j t » . : , v f
J"r • i.'. nt Tiiwwla that TVr s was now, .13healW&TB 1 «.t*ti)t> T « ' . « 8 to M'atl l i uiWi-'itTiei.-, ii a.viii. J «t pa %«- al i ha maaiard, or to i iaai ia an* that . hot'M S ,»u> | .»' ':.'wcanot awaaaawi toil d oha:ac."e< ia torn . , M tt l '*w <1 #ctd r,.3.iii-i-4v>aers a*Wa>iM witht). . i>i*.J*a*»ii i ucw to a ie^t •ictioa D! i*a-» aatwoa !>•:'.•»' .ML . » it ho tt.uli M a u i , n « u r would he »«< •••>-• a.
rrjt.di.-at,th a^foK-, aiitac Klhdavol'Xan arv . a awA. t , M.. Ll'air, a mUA&nSiS, "J \Vll
tT""'T ™* T 1 a e , T « ! ! ? ' 2 ! «Ai»owl*.'j.n* thai be had iva<J haw noteot Mr. | d<Dt "WrcMyA tne tfforts of th& State aufh >,
a'fuUiat he was,i3, andalwava
—Footpads continne to infirst the streets of P.cme. Tbe other ercBlnsr, a Polish nrlBba was M a m d i s the V7ia Lata, al>ou£ aa hour after iiark The prince happened to be armed * l (h • pair of kmicitle-(lnster<<, with which ho replied v i c to t iooo l j to the e u t u m o m to "*tand and de-l : ver ," He knocked down one robber, ainaebed tbe second's front teeth, and on ly received a Blight dagger w o u n d in the thigh t romtbe third.
The Express omits the telegraphic ajrnopsis
to the m o r n i n g journals of the speech o f
Hoji. James Brooks , in th* H o u s e o l Kepre»en-
tadvrs yesterday, on the Peace Conference, but
will publ ish the speech i'-^lf when it conies
a 'onpiu the Con^r 93ional Uiobe , alonday, per-
T H E S T E A M S H I P " G O L O R N K r t r . " etarht d t y s
i'r« m Ureytown, arrired at this j>ort bavl even-.!„' . She brinp< a large n u m W r o f pasdeuarers, an , cog whom are Hon. -Tohn Comsess and Rev. air. Thomas n i son.
We ate indebted :o the Commercial Evpre?« Cu. for late film of N e w Orleans papvrs.
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>is>.uli tfccjr ha aaaaanjl to p».»i oux liaes, they WJUW aa undont'joi , * romiof for BII iafj.ai i! eoaftsoao* upon
- a ^ u l d 'fi Wiil-!• (»»e oi>ya:t!.U tiiat Mr. D J * ; * , or any jiber
;• tw-ni iuw awtaaawl awMatai the auia-.u«j •>,5. retawaaaaVaa%M «end aaataafew .i:f!.rai».iv
with M>« Pr.-stdwat, wtikm UaVha aha reatt-rai.%a aa aaaca to tb*- (xM>pIf ci ear coaaa>oo country.
M-.Blaar . ;-..cd IlteHnuod anih itua letter, and ttiwa i < J i ante bark ha Wj«hTft . i ] .
On «*if» M k ult. we were adriied fiom thacamp of t.irat. U a. Oia*.t tiiat Alexinder H. Stepaeaa, h . it. l\ l iaaier, aaal Joha A . Caaa; txstl, were applying tor leave to Mat..* through ib* Uaea to Wasbiagtou aa . '>•*}(. jmwi t j o r i s u ooui'ci- witfc the Presidoat.— They w«»ra Btiauttod by the Lieu eaa .t General to »ome to Vi-i ft;:itiqoarter» to await thore the de^iaioa •>l the fr<«ideat. Major £ajort waa rant rtuwn ta nift-t tbe aai t / from Rioamoad nt Uaaeral ttaaatw Hemtquarter-. The Major w;»a directed to deliver to
_ thiBi n cjj.y i..f t t ; I'reaideat's iettex to Mr. Blair, with a note to be wtdre «tsd to them, and si;npd by the Majoi, i a w a i i h the* wore directly infi;.m»d th>t
" tfcey at kaawfai
U>a haail «f tbe afo:^ aaM iottar of toe tSta oi JoauWy to Mi. Blair.
If the) «h?'jM a iwaw tb;-ir asaent toth's con.I ti « in writit'tr. Ihwa awajaa a e b a i wa» dire-tea to pivo ihaaa »af<* eaaatawt to h'achfaaa Moaroa, whoi-o a oorwn •. aahaj Iraal t^e lawai j«at would meel tbcu . It beiug aaaaayaaeaahla aWataaaaawl of UJOT eaaTaaaataaa with Li'su'.-'i-ii^ra! IWant that th* Rt'iiinonl i uty •Fi-ii'd ia tSawaamef piaseriboilaeaagt the toaiiiliou > "Otiont i. the *",:retarv of tftate was* charged by tha i'lc-tuFot with theuuty oi tepreMntin* lh>a Oovcrn-aaaa i ha tbe aaaatilsd it. fc i aaal eaa\k reuce. Tha Soc-•eawra an raaa at Fuit< tm Maataea en the nuat of the l»t J . . /of tebcuaiy. Major aUhawt aiot lii'ii oa the aaawaatag oi th^ 2ud*of Frr-raaiy, with the infoimatian moment that t i c ; -• •:-*". i I i teats fiora KcBaaaad had | • i.| awMfaaw M wiitaaf tha awaMaatwM u, 'a uuicii he m i •• • '0 i've ikita conduct to VawMMatah roe. m
UwMij•": bit 1 ^ir^n the f\me mMrraation by telc-aia|ih la it i Tn wilaat al aTaahaaa on. On aauiirlag thixii. l ,: Baajaa the J?rpsident prepared a t e l t r n u rtntctBiH tue bjeiclary to r< turn to wasbaagtaavi The aVata '•> *•'•' i'ii;>irin!; .t tha sa'ne momcit to so ru-t a u . i i i - i . at v-.itiii» fcl mloiaiation uom flas Iwaai" •!• i.t; t-t:t <i tha . iTintw.e, Lieut. Clen. Urrmr, t i l e -p a f h e d t e t l • »\; iet:av of "fTar, as woll as to t i t a a « r« lai y ol W »." that tb'- party frotn Riciimonil ha-i re-
• on iaVt^l ami ac-epted it-' «>,'di ion tendered tbsm t'uvii-:h V^:1 s ah) ert. jn<t aaawawai Urant awaaatly idiin dhha fnaaarat to ran far haawtaaa with the »• f lair taasrty- Oaawf the e ciicurn>taacc*, ihe e-• ietar>, '» the Piesidew's direction, iinaaiaol at »ortre»j Monroe, an) the I' .e.oeuv juiaea hiaittiaie an the ni«;ht of tbe 2! t>i Fetraata.
Tne aVtlitnend party wa«broosbi down tae Janiea V . t e r . a . . ' nitod S t a t e .-..am traB.ipt.rt iurinir tu« •lay, aad lit transport aras aaiawaal ia Hampton aUaataV t>a thn m^rniaa al :be3J. the Vioiideut, at-tonued *<) tfte Seciet.uy, r« »t*ad Maatra, ateaheaa. Hunt.-1 "ui 1 (-»n->:v_.".i. on board t!-e I'nihai Stat'-s •aaaaataaaapaH Ki^crQueea, in Hjaintoii It.Wis.— The C!>nion'ite wa* ult, .;ethe: inlo. mat. There w*v« n«at".tud.-a •• of eenretaiiei, derlm or otb&r wi!ti"fse3. !totSm>a was written w read. The convert t on, tlnaaajhaat i-itandrre.-, w.nealmand awawaawthaaaal k n:i aa hath sides, l a s Richmond p:irty approaohed Thedi* 'i-,'. arather i j l i n c t l y , and at no Uaaaawj •hey aaaaawaawl Aorit al uetn »nds or tcacter t rraal jupu-i idioms or vbtsolute NaaawJaa
Xi-ve» :">•.' .•—, t! ii-tt;: the OawJtawaca—wliich aaaaai aawatkaawi L< a vaial K:nts at isaua between tha aafaavaawaal a»4 (ha ini-ui^enta w«re distinctly ra:s;d aaal J:v asaai nii.y. iat-iUientiy, and in an aaai able •ptikt. W h it the iiufuiaoiit paity secroed cli>eily ha aaaavwaaaaartpaaaaaaaaa of tha quosti; c o f seL>ara-tiua ap«n wnwlt the was is wijetl. and a ci jtiialniiec-tlaat aTthesaTustaaf Ota Qasaia—aal aMTJaa" as tuose •->; tin in>:i. . '". '•• aorue axtatawat po'i.y or srho i u for a *ea-i-n ; lu i icp which pc5.<ioaH niig'at oe ex-ptrted to .ubtidc a i the atniifs t e reduced, ant tra-ie and ntircoar>e K twecn the people of totb evahaaas be aaawaaan. It was aaaajaahwl wj theta that through aaaa j m tpnncmeat we aatgha away hare immodiate pewc, with some not tery certan ptospett of ;ui oltiniate aaaataaeaaaWawSaMaawatl of political relatione hShwasa the Uarocameiit and tne States, sec.iun or people » o t rapajai tnionflictwithit.
t be aairgeBtiou though delibeiatety considerod was •aaaawMawi regarded l y the President aa one of arm-t*uoei r tin •. Had ha sanoanaed that we can agree r,o no staaaaaaa S» s-uojvusion of hostilities except en th> t-,Mi..» : i i- distatadaient of the iu.-ur.jent for as and therss l i ' i i f i n of thsnai ioral authority throughout ail tho ;*t;it«* in tbe Unit* . Collaterally and ia snh-• •tdii at on tntheprojobJMnn wbich was tausanriouuc-ert. the arti-.darer; pohry of tae United Btsteo was itviewtd u» all ifo ccai r.,'8, aad the Ihwai -unt aa -aaaatad thut he mart n.<- be exported t i dapart tVora tbe pontons he had tK-rotofoie assumed in his p.a-
kaaaataaa af emancipation a*d other docvi-aent^ as tiieaapoeitiorii wore reiterated ia his anuua! mescace.
It was lurtherdeclaiao al trie President that t«ie eomplete resaosatava of the national autaorHy every-waare was t»n H. lispeasable cond-.tion of any a^ent on oiu pa;t to whatever foi'n (.'peace might be pr ifoaaaV The Presideut as?urea the other p »rtv that wh le he i-vj.t .iil'i f tothcs.'pos t i onshe Wi.ultl o- pranrud so hat as now • is lai ed with Oaa Bis—Ufa , ta exeroiso 1 imality. Us r>' wer, IK wsrvar, is limited by the Coa-il lalliaa, r.nd, whin i-eaie .-hoult bomiie,OaattpwSI most nee. aal ily act ru re^ar 1 to ijip.o (r.itiun- of mora; ard to the Ptbrti i I ot lepre (aatattvea fkaaataa i . -in J.' '.. aaiy State .
r h e l t i h i e u a i p.rty were th wi iaformel thai Can-BsawskaaV aaaatSaalaat . aaaated haa • J-I-; itahwaal •Bajaastia i^iui saaamtamiaaboMtt aaj hahhaaaaafai .•"titestbe BBwawMsamtoahaaiaa Siavtry thro.i^b.'at Iba Ifaaaa. and that thai* is every taasna aaaaw -t rh i t ih v. ill be acetrptea bv tii.cc-feurtbf of tho Stfi*.- , aaaa hahaaaaaa a fart af tha aaaaaaawaaaasdabttw,
laatsaaataaaataaaaaa ta aa saai-hw aaattsal a \ i.-s-•w!nsr,aiiti"uts>rot*u.i;,; aa agawsaaaat al" .ic*-« aaaa «lrf» aawanU statu aaajwasatd, M «.nv of them. Stver-th .has at la liaihaia af tuaat importance that wo h ite o- a aMa as tuorr t our opinion and view> Uiro :'.y to , i n. i sMtn t .. ni'.n to aaaaaaaaa iaaaawwaa ia act urteti'i- . 1 aat uafi MM al I ir.aoner.
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tir.HATCB AsBRhWS AS1> SUPERVISOR B L C S T .
— T h e C o u n t y Volunteer C o m m i t t e e claim that t l e r e waa n o occasion l orScnatorAndrews ' a i tack o n their aTjjtaaTt, The Commit tee have eiuly Riven the t?ore*.aid Senator and hid colli gu.es credit jor the redact ion of 2*» per cent. tnm the quota . Their ofdcial report under la*
head o f 'Te3ultb" contaioa the t o l l o w i n ? :
1st. Twenty-flve per cent, o i the qttotaa ot the •rwwtal dktr i c t s has beeu deferred by the Pres:-
ties," l eav ing th? ejbotas as fo l lows , * c , ike. By a typographical error tha above italicized words were omitted in the printed reports.
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l l a a a a a i ' i M I W F P M - At 11, "Tae Punch a n l •ji,.!y." ' l i -e Gip»oyJh Vtaijj .anee, " fuo aawMJ o i l a t e . ' aad oue uull ion asMaawMMaV
R a l U I ItaaaaMJOVi K'^'ie and M i ? c by Hi Saw
V a n AM*T!Kf.ira aaaawaVawaawi ftM'.' awaaawwajft Mora! "VVeajurie. Three perforniaticea daily.
B3 k - u ' r a l . V awCawha eoiieert by Mr. J. 3d. F. V. Buscb
will he given at theCoopw Institute on Mon-tlaj evcuuiir. Tho »?ecoud performance of his admirable f»tab»t Mater wtil take place, on this . e. • :ou in ami:, .ui to t o Oiher voca! and one iiictriinitntal ecmi<o t i;>o. Any man wlio has the daring to write a "S a bat Ma: or" dewrvea to lie listened to. He tunsl exhibit sauie merit widen will compel our admtratioa or wonder.— In the *oeal parts Mr Bttseh will be assisted by Misa Maria Braitierd, Miss Caroline Hutca-ltig», Mr. M. Harrison audSener Conzalea.
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T i e laot ii fhi» of •' Paiil Pry" and the "L : ?e ludian" are announced by Mr. Owens . awaaVJ i ,io snecMtslul cbaraetets m a s t b ; withdrawn to atUi.it t h e p e i i o r m i u e e o. o i a e r s , iu which Mr Owens is I iid t o be e«, . .lty ta'ented. Uarion's o ld lavorit*, in the early days o f his cotui" car t e r : he " Forty Wiukd," and tha'. iRvaa success o i f l i i s later ycais ,—"be " Toodles ," will be the inmit-tsiate s u i e *»e>t>, ta Mr. Owen's reper-torv, ot Mies Crinoline a a d Paul Pi v. " D o t " and " S e l f " will io l low. N o comedian , s ince the days ot Burton, w i th the s ingle except ion ot Joseph Jif f trson, h a - m e t with a popular success rnyw^ya approaching that which Mr. Owens has touuth l i e has made more m o n e y in bis present en ;a«emcnt than any other ae'.oe iu the coun'r> • , ; Lave made the entire year.
W A I I S aa* T H E D A Y . - T h e Sontr tot Buinmu's Fsl Oil I ' I t a J ,
awswiawl awtSf."
—57,000 Fce-cee IslanJera profess Curistsn-tty.
—The "Sbopt* of Lonvlon" ia to be the name of Horace Msyfct w's new piper.
— M. Alexandre Dumas, juntor. rouir.-d'e s the stainn-tnt, tha: his hr.de aral* for U« OawawSab t ,,ne<\ u derth; sic-ftture of "Desroeh •-."
—"tiro. Koupell, tho convict and ex M. P. will soon t u a*. aWgc o-i a tit bet of leave. t - T h e e are in the An-trian empire 350,000 aaatea i rtitletl to the appella-ion of MMav •—A erothex of the well kaown boatheru Geu-awwl Breckinridge is at pajaaaa woxking iu Greenock, B«wl am1, as • jouracjnun engineer. Me i s :,allied Archibald Bret kinridxe.
—AdvUe to R. S Compauits:— "Mend yoar * ' > ' * • ' '
- A u c r . i i . | pCTawaica that a suitable plot ui aajwmd -ot a i • I p ra C^m <pae in New YOIK Jaw .Ir. >.t«,. t - . i seeueeJ, -omewhme •U.ve lourte atri rilsaaT The bouse wid be tuiJ.I.a.-..:v^.- u . i l i ad v.-'ivK-indeafjarferre, ti,Lf • ns • i • r > prmre kaxea and • / i s , r ii>r ]vuuK! u J aaa* aaN .Cisatitiii be tween tWaWti
. *; • • • -<••• . '.": tT,i:-.fH Bac"iint:i 1-3 re-p i M i e d a t # l t , i l i .
THE EKUSTMErtT OR»ryAN-cE.—The ordinance prohibiting enlistments iu this city for any locality other than the eonnty or city of New York, passed by the Common Council, and approved by the Mayor yesterday, baa been forwarded to the Police Commissioners, with a request that Ps provisions be at ouce enforced. The pohc* are no-s- on the alert iot»king out for bounty brokers.
THE MILLION SOLOIER*' BOUNTY FUNM
Bosos.—Already the following amounts of this stock bis been taken: Manhattan Bank f 150,000 bank of the Mate oi New York- • 50,000
Notices were oniy sent out yesterday, and the iore^oing banks immediately responded. Tbe bouds i sued will be payable June lst,18G3,with itrerca at 0 per cent, it is believed that the entire million will Le taken almost at once, perhaps in the eoui>c of the day. No Investment could be btiter, sura-, or wiser at this
T U B ArPBOAcni su D R A F T . — H o n . H. J . Kay-
m o r d a n d Hon. Win. A. Darl ing, congressmen
e ' t c t a r e n o w in Washington. They have had several interviews witii the Secretary o f War in regard M the N e w i'ork r,uota, and the com-mim: oTalt. T h t y aWffe that under tho circum-»t nee., t b e . c ought to b e a pos tponement of "ho draft, in awwaw to glYC She city in opp-r tuu l ty to fill htT qr.ott.
LAR3E HAUL W CaUNXESPEIT M0N!M' A \ 0
COUNTERPKITING i.Mi'LKMENrs.—awlwawl «/" •
Supposed Counterfeiter.—Lz&i n ight , ollicer E J. Kjdcr , oi tbe r.Oth Precinct po l ice , received iu-loTmatlon Irom D e p u t y , Marshal Girvan, and Mr. "William Brusie, that J c h n Camper or Canter, a Frenchman, w h o resides in 51th sircet near 9th i v e n u e , was eng-tgcel in the bus iness of eotmterlei t ing. Shortly before midnight , oiliCirr Ryder made a descent on the b o u s e occupied by Camper, and arrested h im. The h o m e was then sea iebed , and l rom f l 5 , 0 0 0 t o fgQ.000 iu v e i l executed counte~feit ?10 bills on the Mech in ic s Bank ot N e w Haven, C o n n , were iaWaaa on the p retuises together with a iu.tr 1. i oi 5's o n the Nor' i iheld Bank of North held V t , and a quantity ot 50's p o . tal currency, ah counterfeit . The • B e e n also found all the machinery and matctiale necessary tor tbe busi-m ss o f c-ouiiterieitiLg, eont i s t iug of plates , presses , paper, colors , etc. The pr'.ioner was locked up tor examinat ion.
H I G H R E N T S — Scarcity of Dwellings — Landlords, it i s we l i k n o w n by this t ime, are not satisfied w i t h the h igh rents they are n o w receiving. They will ask tor a stil iurther advauce front their tcflauls o n and alter May nex t . Honse-iiuntiiiit has already commenced in various sect ions ol tbe c i ty , but with l i t t le prospect of relief to the helpless tenants , who , in nine eases out o f t e n , wi l l , by the t ime "mov ins-day" comes round, sett le d o w n another year into their o ld habitat ions, ami submit to be fleeced t o the ex tent o f twenty- l ive per c e r t advauce on present prices . The " W O R L D " calls attention to tbp great demand for dwellinsrs, winch is whol ly out of proport ion t o the supply , and aat s :
C nleao a remedy forces itself upon public attent ion, legis lat ion u p o n this subject wil l be necessitated sooner or later. It i s a shama that tbe reg icn northwest of Central Park should be iu an uninhabitable condit ion at a day wueu one ward, hardlx tfonr mi les r t m o v f d therefrcm, is made t > hnd shelter for oyer our hundred thousand perattwS, At least • l ike number oi people will, daring t lu^ear , M c.>uipell"d to pat u p with u u t o m i o i U b l e qusrb rs in undesirable b c i i i o i i s w h o *vou!d eliceruilly p3.v higher rents could they hud o'i^lV.c dwel l ings iu the neg lec teu vicinity n:tme-d.
TaWIM M E N ' S C U E I S T I A N A- t o c i s t i oat.— Tbe Kev. J o h n TUom^on, D . !>., n e a e h e s la m o r i o w aaajMltMB u u d c - UM anatplees Ol tba Ycu i ig Meat's CKwiatBiu Asaoeaatkha, ia the Kev. Dr. l i k e ' s Church, 5 ih avenue and 10th street. Sun.' et—(by request)— "Poor Members Neees -saty to the Life and Prosperity o f a Cfcureh."
L A R G E S A L E o r F U U H A N D S K I N ? . — O n Tbur*-t s - , Wil i i ieruing, U o s u c t & l ' o , hw4 a sale ol hatters' furs, and s k i u s . by order of J . M. Oppea-he im & Co It was the largest oifcrinc that has l e e r maJe d m i r g the M a i three yetrs . The a p tendance w a s num> rous, and the bidding spirited. A l m o s t ail the sample, lots and m^ny duplicates w e i e so ld , lormiug together au aiittre-trTite ol H * eases batlers' iurs, iti,500 couays 11, i t * dozen) , 47,of0 sqmrrels , 14,400 liieh, and 5,-0N Lcavei;;, ermines, Astracau lambs, ^e . , fte,
LAW C0TJEI3.
COURI' CALEN'DAH FOR M O N D A Y .
tWMMU tP tHW ClawMIWII T a l l I . — N o s . SC5, 575, 9W, V'Sl, 9S7, « !7 , 90S, : H 7 , 1 0 1 1 , »09, '47 .1045 ,1017 , 1041>, HM'V* 1001,1083^ lOfil, l ( b » .
Part l l . - J N o s . W4, Kwt, '">0, 560, 56-}. Oft, { i .6 ,853, t:5S, ttil. iaA8,'»aa\l IW, JMW, Ma\ ' ! lJ 1
86a\ 10ol , 072, 5S»fJ.
Tbe tiavelUug portion oi our leacicrs will be interested to l e a n ol tbe change in thepropt i e -
torshlp oi the Bui net House. Cincitaali. The hotel has passed into the hands of Capteiti Silas F. Miller, lately the popnhir lamllord of the Gait House, Louisville, who Li; made a radical revlsiou m eve.y depanment of the hotel, and inaugurated improvements to such an extent, that it is difficult for tho-e who have stepped there bclore to NawUM tan* it 13 the same house. There is a new billiard room, Hue new laundry, washrooms, coat roe-ins, new carpets iu aU tbe rooms and hai's, new table wiu», linen, cutlery, &c.; and, in fact, all its appointments have been remodelled to bring it tip to the standard ol our first class New York hotels. The culinary department is admirable, and gtift ts a ill find a most bountiful table, embracing the choicest delicacies of our western markets. Even at the early railroad breakfast, served at 5 A, M., the traveler will find oysters, quails, venlsou and meats qi all kinds, a custom heretofore more honored in the breach than in ttic.- observance. The Burnet House, under its present experienced and energetic management, will undoubtedly stand in the icont rauk of American Hotels.
& toLiP :-» Tin* s i r ii» .*'.» n t i i ' i . E S T I'OI « H
Oaaaa it<BTAiiviy by tha use ot UUitXeva CAXAP.RU awfOnV 1 ho best rema.ty for c-!ul treu, aud all mho have caiai i b or stoppage at the lose .
Soi-d iu bo-tew, by all T>ru.ct"it»ts.
n: G R O V E K A B i h r . . " s
•hUt P.vuiinai Rlottic etitohand Lockstitch laVwTJM M-USHNKi?,
PJj Braadvsy, S\>r Vt-rk, iaid 2J5 Pulton street, I' 11 :o"n i . n .
•»• feebler A V* l l a o u ' s U l K h e s t P r e m i u v i LCCK-sTi iCH aaawflira MACUIKLS, No. GA5 B.oatfaay. He w V U C U B I * WiLAOA'a BUXIOX-aWLf MACHlNfcS.
•MawMhwar-aaftaVaal & •••."» Rat-Jlicail C*»*« r s i • v«- : Mo. t Vesty str-et, tua<lat Astir House,) aWast tb* Charih. Also, t-unportosa, «sv«pin«ttj aVau'Ja^es, Silk fc'».aa at<v';i»is» for viuiuose m a » , . 'bn . ' t* awaWaj *:• No .on*<Ttaon with any other Traw v>atf- »'aai^^aaata. A Ihwawal awawMat U-liea.
t ' t f t y s e w f u t a i a a . aaaaaaawawaawaaj A I«X> mi l' aad Ca'inat Organs, at wholesale ox retail, at pti-es as low aa an at«t-claaf tn.itrumei'.ta out bepur-. ctati'i. ewcand hand Piana* a; gteat baigaim-piieet BTDOI **> to hiOO. AU th» above itt,i raiBin-a to let, .a . l i t aj !•;. M i; ( u a » - i . Maatbl> paysttcabs re
ar ^ed lot tfc»' tune. H-*KA.C» WATERS. Wo. UI BroaJway, N. T.
T t A i t u i t i». I I E L A C I K U ) - M O N S O X - O a Tharjdsy, the 0th
mstaat, by Rt. Bar. Hotatio 8outh«uts, IS.-nev I t afioid to Mary P, U )Ui 'u. daa,Utec of tba lata
4 a«l«a
raWlrTttT tfiaWaT 1Ta tbe Bth instant, Mr. Thos. A. P**"kin« to aaaal I haaabaaa aaaaba
ROBBiJIS OBIrTI iX-On ll.e »th inSennt, Mr. Marti'ffK. Bibertspi Mi*ti ( lain 1,. Uii'Vn.
JO> Kb -BAa.JK.'W—t n the id a.t., at 8a. John. R B., M.a> Fredfviflk A. Jones, of Sew York, to Visa Carrie £ . cawaaia,
awaaaawV CABDKNA9—Oa the IHh lastant. Pott Ptarxwcio de
Cmienaf, a n a m e *f Cuba, in the 46th year of his age.
Thetelativea and frioiuls »f tbe family ara rosooctful-,w invrtird to attend Ms funeral, at St. Stephen's Catholt.' Church. 2Sth s»*reef, oa Molday nora-np at 10 o'clock, where • *ot. uiu M«h At i > will
be ixrfonued lor I he repost of his sou i McJIM»b.Y- Oa the 10th msraa:, Mr. Francis Mo-
Jimaey. aged ii years. Lf VPKKTX—On th» iiSth nlt.f at Caldera; Chili,
Mr. John I oven it, fornterlv t f New Yotb. MOIteiAN - O n the 9th indtant,at Brooklyn, laaVawaaa
Morcan, a?ed 7i rear*. BRP MiiR-Dorothea, afeed 12, this city, 1'eb. 10. KKlLRY-'inomas, aged 54, this oity Feb. 10. BPOWN—Blv M , aped 26, that city, Peb. M. COLLINS—M*rv, s?cd 62, this city, Feb. 10. LBSDDaV-At Brt-ob'.in. on t h e l l t i i in; tant, Charles
A., son of JatneaA Leeds, in the Cut year ol his age.
I h e it,ends of the family ore respectfully invited to stttnd bis funeral, beat th a n udeaceo'f bis Catber, No. 80 Oranije Stre-t, on Sunday 12th inst ;nt, at IK o'clock, P.M.
I ""^QaWSf
IIMMEN.E INCREASED DEMAND
arrrt*^' ••».—inaw»«'.Mi •awaaatiajawnnN
FOR
TO LET* ETC.
FINANCE AND OOMHEHiJE f i n t o r n wtactt "bixcituiirr—'
lOOCfi V StTs'Sl c . . . .110^450 N Y Cent B. 5000 do lMXSrS d o . . . .
2Uf(J U.'8'»5-«;cn.. . ia,;^53» do 60XU' dr> ...110 103 da l.HKf> do. . .new is . 1003^; 100 d o . . . .
tOCC U S fw '74 c.en.i(i2 | H d o . . . . ,V<« t;s.r'«10-i0rer.. , t | '3oO d j . . . JJUI) Vti .Vsl0-4Oc....JejJl 10COReadme R.
25a*W do UK&flOQ da loco i f8wa 1 n e a r . . 9S,"i;nao do . . . . JDOO lN7-30A&O.. . . l lo M Mull. Cent 500tt Mis-G's Pac It is 711 J6CIJ tr i e l i
'' 'tH* Ohio & M a . . . . 27.* 12C0 do...
en
ieKKX) do . - . . 1 0 0 C C . B & Q . S ' s t s ' . l l l ' 1 0 0 f l C h . * X W I s t i n . . 87
l O O C O T o l i W a l A i d . . . . 82 20«j Sal &"W 1st, e x . 97
.-,0- 11 & St Jo 1 s t . . . 89 2C00 Mariposa 1 s t . . . . 31 100O do. 50
::*» u Am Ooid 208!* 3 B a n k R e p u b l i c . . . 101
13 Cont inenta l B a s k . 06 10 I m p & Iwad B k . . . ii)7H
• D e l & H u d 0 IM 400 Central Coal 41 200 Ciunli Coal pf..., i . i o d o . . . . a . . . 500 do M.L' dO X-0 do 100 American Coal., •WQuieiis'er M'tr... "5 MsiriposaM.Co..
300 do 1( 0 Wvoniing V Cl. !(•.! chi A APon prf.
The following are the variations in stocks as coaij-ared with yesterday's Second Board:
50
100 do W do le'e do Ma do M Eric Pre!
1C0 Hue. River R. . . 10U do. 200 MichSo&X.I. . . **> do S50 do 100 111.Central £ . . . 200 do 100 do 500 Clev. ft P*ts. I :00 do
55H SOOCbic.&N.W.pf... 300 Chicago & R I . . .
53 X a»X
77
11
11.
. . . . IM
. . . .113":
. . . . l U t k S15.U5-!
l la^, ....115J-. . . . t i e ....1C9 ....10!)'., . . . .10S^ . . .113
HJK .. . . »H ..-GO. 73 ,sl0. 15\ sU». 75,'a . . . . 75?,
. . . . 93
....icex
. . . .1073, . . . . 70»» . . . . 70 . . . . 70c;
,118 AI1JK lKIa
82 5 83 65k MX 98X 300 do
100 M-i & P dn Chieu 40 500 Pitts, PtWA'J . . . . 95 100 do s5. 94,w 150 do 94?i
11*1100 do haw,UM 49 i 100 Ciu A Alton B . . . . 95)*' 9d I
P . S. B'i'Sl conn. . . . N.Y.CVntral Krie C lue .* K. W. Pifd. P . P . W. A Chi
Aawaan ti • , . Aj Mariposa. . . 1 ' ; R e a d i n g . . . . H H u d s o n . . . . . X Chi . & K. 1
U. S. 5'slO-Mconp.. Mich Southern
a~haaanaaV U. 6'f 3-JO coup % Ctimb. Ccal fM 33% Illinois Cen %
The following shows the weekly table course of orice'3:
Jan. 14. Jan. "tl.Jaxt. 58. Feb. O ' f b . l l . U.S.'S'S.'SI.COUTl.ll'V Virginia's — Tennessee 0's 56H Missouri 6's — N . Y . Central . . . . t l7 Reading 112!« Rrie 88^ Erie Preferred . . . — Michigan Central.1C91 Mich. Southern.. 71 \ Mich. So., guar . . — Illinois OeuLal.. — Hock Island 1 o 1 \ Toledo — Panama -'."> Hudson lltver . . . 108 l
f Us-letu —a Pacific Mu'l -Anieiicau Gold... —
— 1C93* 100 % llOfs
56
107 HHH
70 93
ll!63i 66
iia M %
108
102
305 203
56 a 83
106 1083,
71 92
lot 65 Si
135
93 a 111
107
2! • 209 ;i
65 M 106 lOj ' i
! 0 ^ 00
M Q > 3 » 65 %
WK ot
115
103
280 208 ti
l l :>x 109
73 ;i3
113 70
1I7X l « 8 \
iMH
2W.Y The railway speculat ion was quite s trong o n
the street this m o r m u g , and h i - h e r prices were
made ou s o m e s tocks .
At the first board the market did not fully
sustain the short rates , but s tocks yvere fairly
steady at t t e quotat ions.
Alter the call there was a firmer feeling
Governmenis eont iuue strong, aud there is a
g e e d demand lor the go ld bonds and debt certi
ficates.
State bonds were quiet and steady.
The ccal list was lower [on Cumberland, but
there was very l i t t le change in other shares.
1 he misce l laneous were general ly quiet , and
there was no marked chauge
Tbe expor t s o f ooiu to-day were very lij-ht.
The City of Cork t o o k out *51:2,4aO, and the
America $95,000.
Sterl ing Exchange is e x t i e m e l y dul l , and the
supply o f bills is largely iu excess o f the demand.
RriikerV bi'la can be bought o n the street at
1(X\'_', but the leading h o u s e s wil l not draw at
this la te .
Money i s a perfect drug at Ha? per cent and
it is impossible to lend all the balances.
There is etill considerable capital turning
towards Certificates and gold bonds, for the
w e n t of other employment Commercial paper
ia quiet at 7 a l 0 per cent.
T h e Go ld market w a s dtill to-day, and there
was a fall of 8c4 per cent. There is very little
>pecu"ntive fee' ing at present , wi th a Inwga
amount ol essh go ld press ing for sale.
IfeSt A. M. Mt 11:50 MTJ, 1):C0 2c-l i 12:.'5P. M >.il IPSO . . . 206^
The Harmon Petro leum Co., advertised in our
co lumns to-day, Is pronounced by tho.-e who
know tbe land and trustees as first class in Us
character. H starts upon a small capital and
wi th some excel lent business men t o manage it. Esirnincsof the Unlearn m i l Northwestern
Railway Co. tor first week ia February : ! - , , . . . " . . . .§l l : - ,C['4 73 |18ei- l - * f77 ,5M 11
Ir.ci HUN tj.j,.Ji>0 ti:.' The QetfaWj M i n i t g Comp'tnv will pav, 27ih
insi . , a si mi-annual o i , ;deiid o f f .< pet share.
The B a n u m i F: ie lus;iranco Company his removed f iom N"o. 50 Wu'l s irect t o N o . 158 Bfoaelwaj ,
T h e Iwatawt) Fitiimce Cotumittea t a w i an i"u-poitnnt tJ11i under considcrauou, increasiu.r the B a n b e r oi a m y ollicer? in tbe States and Terri t o r u s , wir'.ch will tend gr-at 'y to faciiitatc and deve lop the coitjago and product ion of go ld . The Ni vv Yorli Assay officer by this bit] is Blade the nJiitl assay otlictr in MM United Siatea.
miaiiiiaT Affairs , Stocks continue d u l at the Miring board, and
the business is y ery bmited. So es 100 Gertnaina Petroleum at 97>i.
Public Fetroicuta Ittdl Exchange, 73 UioedwrnT, car . f*eet;>x-s«.
NOTK E.—In coascrjuence of several of IMB subscription lists no. b?ins* handeu in to-aiiy. tiis proprietors of ttv'se rooms have"<3e;ermineu to continue the yearly subscription thereto a I twenty-fire dollars ($25) titl further notice.
H f... JAUKtSOHf, S c e r e t a r y .
K:w Y o a s , Feb. 4, 1863.
THE riawR NATIONAL BANE. OF NEW YORK.
No. 140 Broadway. U.- S. Tttr \3UBT ACJENI and SPICIAL AOBNT
OP J A T COOKE FOB THK DISTRIBUXION or THS
POPCLAK 7-S0 TBBAsntT NOTBS, is now veceiv-ing subscriptions tor this Loan under the new arrangement.
Notes always on band for immediate de.tv cry.
SAMUEL C.THOMPSON, President. JAMES CURPHBT, Cashier.
PAB8ENOEU8 SAILED. In the steaniship City of 'Jo;*, tat Liverriool- Mrs
Janieaund crandvriild, of BioUniund, Va; Mm fcl „* smith, E-t Itoaaaj l i i»i M E 8uuth, England; Mr M itcbelmere, wife and two children, LiaaOTi, ennada WEit; M»thew Hanis . O O Cuty, Sooretaiv of Legation to l t . l v : Peat a Mathews St Loun.; Joseph I) n -ti- U. Jr. M'Mitldbon, Ioui.-.vilJs John J Bew, of NY; Antoiiiu (rutivrvery, NI-; R A Salfleld, XV"; Captain Cttkcr and two Y.fflcer.s E^gkmd; A \aierson, D Jones. O Davidson, Mr Le Co.-,!*, Joan Urant, Red-ir •••!!.I i a;'.g:n:, H b l-o-.te, £ * i'siUips, and others in the steerage.
1 MGDAT, AKP.I\^l>.
0 8 transport alaanalii|i flitaulitiLli
Obrawy to.
Qrseamn, .ro-i. HUto'i ''ead.
Ships - MagdsL'.e < breni>, Henke, from I!ro:«on; l o ti na(Han) , 1). i.l-oil, mus atarsaillsa; StieiKia iBrim>, Schmidt, iieni AaaVnts via Hsuapaaa Bnsuli
!*ehr- M l t'u bu.h, Putbush, from, kackland. iAlLETl.
I t'l Steamtlup e5en Lyt«o ; diips R . 0 Wiathrep aE,l 0 XeiKiiili: h.iks Aurov/ vud Caaat*cle«r)|bri«i A Pr'ctshr.w. B"nrict a, e'yrons ,n<i A awSlHti Shf Lortl of the i s les .
SAlt 'KDAV, Pebinary 11. ABRIVEH.
V i< tra'-bport I e BMMy Baltic, M. iry , from Fr-r;-riit- i,< I toe, w.tl niaiir anil pasecuaeia, to U N U i i .
1' rhoaiital ateaiuchip w.rth'Mif Li•..'•!. Lefeare. fa : Portress Mont-uc. wuh IMsJcb r.na - o.o, le • Sol-ji i . in thtiriio oi Surgeon J OMiKea. to tae Mcii-i • > ttector.
wftTifHaTr*! Pr ,.L iinuLie City of Cork, Tibbeta, Liver;ool. Prim ahaasaaai* Amorica, Wossels*, Bremen. St..«•.'.!•!up *• c'lvni^ht, Gallastlior,l'hiladelpaia. Svred btijt Hirau., Parsouiir, Vtnioe. MM setr Bnaamn Oios\ Ocoigo, Anx Cagoa. Pi- achr Onwani. . St Johna, NB. II hr Julia A Looker, l>iiiton, Xo.f.>)k. • tar Conaay, Merr 11, Boston.
DOMKS'i 1C BORTB. (By Taiegraptul
UOnrON -Ar Uth. haiks Otajto, from Barb does; Ocean liome fiom Havana; Almoner, treat > J » Ot-..--as; I inon, d',; bri,.» Autumn, from * a avea, Taaha. at a t Uonaivea; aehra T'wisden, fioua Cap J siaja%nj L:; ;i.u , L . _ Ci . . . » .'
FOB ECROP*— Steamship City ol c ork sailed to-day for Liverpool. Among her psaaMMjen we ice the name ot " K. S. Foole." Can tHs be the ex-Rebel M. tt. who Mt Rlehmona awCHe »jro to search out " seme »fqaester*>d spot, where he could spend bis days in *»staT|>M from tyrtainy aud taxation ? •
By Magnetic Tdegraph. ARRIVAL OF THK !<T. DjgtltJS AT PORT
LAND. PevBTLAMi Me.. Feb. 11.—Tiki, steamship St
Davit's, from Liverpool on the t26th, Via London-deny on the 27th of January, arritod hcra thw morning. News anticipated.
FIRE IN PHlLADEH'mA. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11,—A fire bM>%c out
this morning in the fifth story of Dr. Javfta's rwupimotb buildincr, m Dock H H f Third atTowi, on l be first noor, which was formerly occttrAcu M MM Postodiee. The fire was ex!in»rwiie(I, however, before it extended beyond the room where it commenced. Tbe brtildiua; is uo t ' e r e-upitd by various printing offices, many of wtttetl were damaged by water.
( __ Rootrt MeCaidy, cf this city, has been «:-•
poitted by the Governor commissioner for th» Stale oi New York to the Board ot Managers of the Soldieiis* Na.ionul t emetcry at Geityaburg, Pa , in paaeeajj Edward Cooper, whose, tern lias expired.* j ^
THE
Fill! LILI1S: OK
FllJE IN JOHN STREET'. f . 8 i k O r e r tUO.UCO.
At about half-psst three o'clock this morning, a fire broke ont o n t h e third floor of the, four story building, No . GO J o h n street, in that portion of the premises o jenp ied by J . A. Baoeoc*i & C o , manufacturers o f silver plated yvare. The tire spread with great rapidity, and before it could be ext inguished, the buildimr w s s almost entirely demolished, Messrs. Babcoek & Co. occupied tbe 2d , 3d and 4th floors—tleir s tock and machinery will n o doubt prove a total loss . They est imate their lo t s at |2e ,000 , and are insured lor f^.oOO each in the followiBif compauies : Relief, Hope , Corn E x change, Commonweal th , East River and Metropolitan. The tirst floor, basement and sub cellar were occupied by J . D. Bates & Co., dealers iu paper, twine , w icks , etc. Their entire s tock on haud was unusually heavy and their loss is est imated at 1*00,000. Tney are insured for #5,000 in the H o m o Greenwich, Glebe , Merchants, Broadtvay, Croton and ~>o,000 iu the Paik .
The bui lding is o w n e d by Mr. S. C. Wil l iams, as t iustee,and is damaued to the extent of *ti'lOJ. Tbe cause of the tire tt u n k n o w n . — • • — • m m — a — in • • • • — — —
dap ou a y*
M
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n
1 3 0
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S100O t&OOO
dmoiairiaUons name! ui«n ixceij.t
nate. « » i »
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will be
of -U'I ci ij t i j i u .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IIS. ? -30 I M njT I T AC 1 HOliIPY Ol THE SEC aEPARY OF
T1JE TltEASUUY, the utideisigned has assumed tho
eieneral Subscription Agency for the sal. of United
8tatci Treniury Notes, teeriag seven and three-tenth-'
jver cent, interest par annum, known a* tbe
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. TI....,' Notes arc issued under date of Auirust 16th,
PCI, aud are payable three years from tliai time, in
currency, or ate convertible at the option of the holder
into
I . S, 5.20 .Six Per Cent.
GOLD-SEARING BONDS. lhese bonds are new weitb a premium of nine par
cent., including aold intercit from November, which
make; the actual proht on tbe 7-30 loan, at current
rates, including iutorest, about ten for ocnt. per an
num, besides i t . aiasajsfM ./r«»» SWaaatd aawaaMjaii
taxation, uh-ch adtls.r'rom one to ihree per cent, more,
aeeoruinj? to the ra'e levied on otlier pro;)9rr\'. The
interest is pajable scmi-annualiy by coupons attached
to nach note, which m iy be cut off and -sold to any
batik or banker.
Ibe in'c-ost amounts to
O n e i n i t p e r
T w o • • Teat • • mvrcutf n • »! • • Notes ol all UM
prorrtptly taaawAal
1 ji*. is
IhK 0XL1 LOAN IN 3?AUh*;T now offered by tt.c Oovemr-itnt, and it is confidently
aatysatl i that its Eupeilor advantages will make it tbe
Great Popular Loan of ilic People. Less than MMvMeVMt rtmaiu unsold, wlutb wiil
probal'ly be anafaaid of yvititin the next tiO ar !Ki days,
wlicn the aslci will uuJoubttiily coitnianda pretui-nn,
as has umfoimiy botii has case on aananag the iajs,.ll|>-
tiens lo ctl.tr Loans.
Iu ardca that uti iens af every town aad iiatian ol
the count: y may be otl'erJcd faulities tar taking lai
lean, t i e National Eauko, State Bank;, and Private
LankeiJ tinoughout the country aaaagaaratallt apsreetl
ta receive subscriptions at par. Subscribe! • will select
their own ajieatsin Vaana they have ecutilonee, aui
who oniy arc to be losponsiblc for the (.icl.vcry of Hat
notes for which they rceeivc on'ere.
g S T CAUTION TO 1SUYEBS AND HOLDERS OF
T-C0 NOTPS.—In order to prevent tha atafhMwlMail al
these notes, the ?eci eta ry of tho Treasury h.n given
notice that the notes ere not ESgntiabie Hhwaa a'l tbe
ui.ma!uxtdcovjpj"i8 Mt attached.
JAY COOKE, svBHCMirrmi AGENT,
» ' I I ILA»I* l* l» fJ i l .%.
feiT'tcllnnvft «I tfie Kattatjtsl avnttfeahif Ob l)L?lc>X, who have ehanstsd their i\ji;l nc ' oi places of bu3«.K>s since the dtitc of their sabscription to the Fell ot;-,hi v Fund, are lospeeiPilly solicited 5o aaanttBaavaddress 10 t'ao niidtisicutd, Oiintua Hail, At tor t'lico, 60 that a correct Diriekry ruay be Stack, l aior to the aieioaebing opening el the uaa c lifl:;.
T. A P D H O X BICHABD3, Corre-iondinj Sejitiary.
*TpaT<Q 111 .tDBKIl AND P i F I Y DOLI.A U I B . JL wABlb—The house of the nbaasiaaf was en-
tci td throu^b the scuttleOTI Friday evening, Mta i n stant, unuthe foilowiii^aiticies •aaaaati
One diametd set, P,n, opal tintros-jt wi'.bO diamond?, and cair-ringa to match.
Coral Ns"^!ace and lii-oeelets. Btrsaaaa f-t, Pin^Tid Wan i l s g t Oaaaaa Pin »ei with i >tavls. Sleeve Battofii, bino enamelled, pearl nad 'li:;mu?»,l!i
malar. Two parr Gold Bracelets, cha<cl: Large 1 e.va Ptii, Petri tad Agate Pi/i. One Gold Wntth, Chain and Chaime, No. 74,314,
made by Viithcroa. One small 3,lver Watch and other Jewelry.
SAMUf'tiUAYXOR, 130 East ISth stro-t.
J U S T F l B L l ^ H E P ,
Seu'fflous AU oar Lord and on hi§ Blessed Mothers
BY R I 8 EMINENCE CAKBINaL WISEMAN. SvoCloth, 12.50. Half-maiocco, J1..VI.
NOW PKADY,
SadJiers* Catholie Almanac & Directory for 1865.
Price One l>»liar.
D. & J. SADMES & CO, 3 1 B A N M A V S T « * * : K T , M I W TOKMt
RELIGIOUS NOI ICES, THE SIXTH OF THE COUKsE CF OHIMMM
on the Hohr Sertptarcswill bo preached next Saaata] eveuing, tbe 12lh instant, by ilie Kcv. W. el. Doaaa, in Calvary Church, Fourth avcuue a i d 21st (treat.— Subject—Piophecv. Services to coiamenco at 7) o'clock, P. M. |
~ N 7 V 7 YC WK* tfSaT*a ffBaUMtaAH AavSOOaA. XION. "P„Ot- Aitaibers Keeeatatf to the Life an Prospaiity of a t b e r t h . " I h c atceeataties a t t b i snbieet \r>il aerapeatad by Lev. John Taxaasea, V.V>. at ibo tiivitiitioi ot ibe Assciiat i n , to-nici raw eicn-htf .Bi T> o'elcsk, -n k i t . Dr. bice'sCaur,4s Vrfw m .'.>;• „r.(i l l t h s t r c t .
~Z~iT> nVii tiF THTAI"":aTNXiAtioN"i7iirwBii> i l l i.]id7ih avenues, -irvatia at lo,1.;; fennaa bv t;i. Mar. Dr. Haaksat IJa" "aotoioa br Kev. Dr. flaabwij at 7,'. ;«nnmon by i l tv . Dr. e i t t tvn.
AliKVAIt IIMSTiLaG Vt *ablobdU.YS OF TfU AauMUaaa Sunday Sihool t'uion wnl be i,tld ia tb »-iitt I;aloimed Dutch tihureh, Jota'.oaiou tiee;, Ma CaBit, Suiniay eveniiiu. l i t a irst. , at l)i a'olack.-Sitoibcis, Ke». A A. Vi iliets. Lev. J. II. B lis Iia. Mr
it'lbeit Pi.xton, and oiheis.
NOI leg.—itav. »• P . Alwaadea, P P . , will ataaab is ihe Preebytf nan Caarefa, ia University PLicj.tlal* Dr. Pcttf,i tu-mocrow, at half-pus-. 1J c'eliek A. If. and the Hcv.Jobu Do Witt a t bnM-faal I o'oiock, f
Sf. AXN'S PKEE CHUB0H !?tb strcot, noai Stb avenue.— fo-morrow Bev K. Benjamin will preasl .*.;•. ii. d l*'1, A. M., Mat 3 P. M.—i*ie lattt-r mrvL 'ortivai-muies. aud Lev. K Uoodrid.^e at 7's P It.
' Ml -ss ldX^UwDAYlkiHOOLT-A moeiuiTon'bo-*>»it of Misajon Sunday Schools, under tha anapieot of 4; a J'ew Yoik SBu->iay Soaoal Union, wilt b Lbia »i l r at^d'sen ivccue 1 -apti-st Ctiaroh, c-rnm- el Sljf icrt.t i: Br.aday e\»nin~, tae tSth. ir.«»., at "'
. 1« «. Ad .rccsosuay te cx;:e3*(.d trove .{.-T. SlaTtta. : '.• >. tfi.icn. and K'.ttiiagc. l b s Misataa ebtldrai .t i l Ml l1,
Tifi: iiFot LAU MOXHTLY MRSnx »ov TH •> Bicolii) n "abb&ta Sohuol UWoa *i i l ha aald »> Mao-• l.-.'.- ',:•!>« r'- . • i«. ,.»• iii M; . ftt I k o'. ' i ' l b , »a C l U a , Cb< .^h, tSkv. I i , . l» i u.a.u *,i i at rl :•*, o« I'sTTdtta. . . . a t . . . - t taars »x*«a;i» « n * l «
LIFE IN DEATE ST
Fierce JE&ax, Esq** AuAber of » SBjrjJ poOit GIRL," " l b J K S , or
'J312MAEBL1 HEALT?,-' - TffS" SCARLET VLO*wTiB," M t a t H WONDMt *>P
KlNGvs-.ciOD OIf>ARE," " T S - K FLOW I t OF TffK FLOCK,'*
-/BOM IS af>K," E T C . ETC,
I«-KCa»«t.-?%Tf!5;t EJD P B O K T C E aawatataawS It l i t i s i i * I l « t .
MIERCUTRT or
TO-HORI.OW.
C-jT* Tho 'lopula- ity of tbia wonderful t*lr < a fori thr increase, to an . rp>at i-i at well Utah bahl<> eaeiy attempt tiiat t,veu i.Uc tunatuan hrhaalas afaasBI ui t!>« ^
SUNDAY MERCURY ean make to suppK it. Although the cireula-ionof that-{irrat weekly wall s lab q'iaJ:ui»h-a the asaaaaanA ist- a of all tbeotht ^aututy newspapers tsa-calledi of the Metropolis, it k •; be-.n found atisoiafely nccessaiy, dur.r.gtha past we k, tc issue a second ext-ra editic'a ol tievaral t.^oa. ,w sopicj, aiKt tbe pi -*pec* for the ena^dnjteneie that the presses will a s m t-> be kapt e t win bote night a i day taaseai the satawsrdiaaiy call now argin; up .it heat.
Tliis Unprecedented Success iii fnlly Sustified bv 'he s e l n i M dttplav e^all th i fift? oi'ptitius which Ai. KflAN has made in tbislj-.est and b" t iiroductio-i ;f his iloaucut, ptaak c aadfatlla sen. Itifll taapoaaib i to at itaw too much pin hat twith-out, B s t n lansui:j'. Utat WoaM he deemed extiava-gaut,> upon tvis U ..icnat gaat cf fietiun.
Its Eecej- lea liy ihe Public, «in n- .'c," hi; that* i~- >?,^ hithertoaseaartasswa (a rhe hi-voiy of Ami ican pariadtcal literataio, u the best am-wcr to any veuo i, eat be iadioied to aoubt Mi. A G A N I pover to haawk tht, most respoaMra cKords o; tUu pu.»Hlur heart, -sinca the l o t cbai tee of
THE FAIR UUAS j WBB neawbrfl i: Hal Str.VOAY ME'lOTHY, rvsrv vctls. aav, almost i r a n dny, «,as hreastM an aoaasHaa*' of aapUsaata fax ex • -din ; l ha naoft B m?"iine upon hi
ad avea of those tiont ,d t j.e iirtiprie
ABLE AM : DISOKB X i b J c RI ITC3,
iaally adaaaa the Aataae'scanaot-i h i , been :"..-• s.tr, taaadby this
aaakj and the growth at trie exi'ite-ontinus betond the possibility of
aho tuost enthu.->i..' ty . Everyaalealat dass;liitglitcrai-y pt nseiit s i issiaH to Sii ' isf. i ' i '. i t .
Nor ia this dasaattd byanynuan* lora. or confined within the limits of • nnr.o^- urcu t surrounding tbe Mctaopolis. I t SnaaM pcuring in
jffom ever; part of the Country ! The call for dist; I
v.S: more i.vi ni'.it as the! circle wide atrenstb. While BI appreoiation of t
t sup ly he?iiis la rival that which yaatioipated c'.o^e ui haat .aad is, the tide *athor.- re louolcd ttirally gratitied at this glorious cfioiii to meet ihe public craving
fo: gtnuiuc literati, re,' he pr-jprictoreof
THE SUNDAY MERCURY. add'iionally rrjoic in the fu^t Hist thry ba~e be«n enatlcd to pta ca b rw the count iy no uuiversilly at oeptaMe a master]:' aaf BicDtal pawar. Mr. leiAN'.--en by siitejss was bat at t i,c Saara to th" (all blase of asset compared wi.h the eaaavntag favor that n ,w greet-, him on ;. 11 fi es. Xaawaaes tt larpinp: i itrae-1ion is "hawked in i • pr ansea af so cn-phaiic a reply te unjust fuult-rint, u,r. i h e splei.did otc-iy of
The M r 1 Alias eumbinea a aaeaawSSt fS*JSr so strikinfr, wi'hdesciip-atana so prsplua, pai nos so traa, io tender and so real, and 3vt mas telly ad «• el ion af vehement pissien, ur-raiised witti such a. tistaa f: IN aud telling pjwer, that a single glance at aay pai-aasre that aaaaai ihc oye af the obFervant read r l ,vct^ bii aiu.n.iou and wins hi* interest at OUJO. incidem, e~B*rMaora*afl )>ioi are so coutioiled and initi rorea in one
•AwailliCBST L!F« PIf TVRE that the most carc!^ of vivacious sentim
>K mil-..I f nt from Btl
sataia a fresh impulse • . i i . : i u i [ . l ' i l , o n .
The Header Seem, to Live and Move in the Story,
slisreritsmotb ns, vitrms v.i'ih it? nxeitemeat, sbud-(lera ni'.h its Ittiaii yrd 13 herrird almia; by tba tide of feelingalmntt as li< wonbl hi <vcr<' his own happiness a?td ultimate fate d aflasM aa .t.e cbmax.
Perfect Nats re M iih WaSMM Art are cliarfcctcrifctios as the paaiasht t« i'h whi< L the lofti-c^t teitlus euriiuOS LIIM intcHecIunl yvorld i ir . llgan l a s bit flic n ark. Ray, he has added iilniiaalhaS be-lonp entirely to nc.,.- who have tradatn the p«t& oi Set tea before biui.
Put jnia *<fcct is 1 ra add 1! o
Tne M A M I aud Parest Mora]. and by the family t reside as well as ia the literary ca'tinet, there can i>nd ought to b." hut cue whola-soca. .1 and hearty w koine to the Vxcv.'ireeat and g-Uial
SUN OF B0MASSE,
THE i AIR Uim on,
LIFE IN DEATH, wbuU may bo pert,- -d froai tbe beginning in ttie
MERCU OF rO-HOSPOW.
Send in your or il rs at onre, for disappointment may betheieanlt . i m l . - i you an, ly brfijlit and early tome now for tho
SUNDAY MERCURY.
AUCTION. iNOTlCES. BY JOHN ';.0S60UD&SON,
NaTs'!.
TRADE 01 SALE 0 GOODS.
On Tuesday, Feb, 21st, A T 10 O'CLOCK,
2000 Packages ForeiRD and Dcmestic Dry Goods and Woolens,
Carpeting?, &c, Full j artiealars in season
Catalogues rind t IOOM will be ready 'n Mondaj the JOtb, A. M.
AUCTION^ IN OTIOHJ. W . PI . H O I J l*tlaMHKA\aaa 1,*..MMMMft
BV
CHARLES 0. WARBEfe, Msaatttp IU. 22 Coriiandt Street.
On Tuesday, February 14th, A I 10 M O'CLOCK.
B O O T S S I D E S ,
C0HKIS!I0N_OC0DS ONLY.
H i shal! sol. as abcye fhm avQi to 1001 rases of Prime Ktai. o n and «ii -Slade Cacodai, to»«awl ;) !• attention of the Jobbing and ilntfi.il Traile is respect!silly in-i Ite da
AT A MPETIb 1 OF THK EX BLSIOK CLUH, boMatNa. i. aroadway, the loliowta^ omcor.
f . P. a c> i) elected lor tti anaaMi{r »-«.<« :
. t V-ynu, IT, ident. "fm, Mt>n;<-curv, Tb s, Keal, Treuturor.
P. Vr-od, Wn fla'fiatd,
HO osaav Hxatisas: 0. O. CUT tii,r, tt. Terry.
V7. T. Haaiab, O. V. Oaavar.
WM. A. WHEELEIt, DEAIdSK IK
?!.*.'{•• at r a n . i MlaiS-MIfaaaaJh.
rr*sicer, Lit qo^rapnera sind aitnit-r4Cli»rcr %\ tci«iuu« tU^ks*
19? Br iadwiv, Nm V<;rk AAVASMAVJal A V t » .aVftava AHMSaval
i t * HJBitm-.
A n n PABGE OFFICE IN THE KVENItVG l:XPl:i-.s-« Hfll .PINGtf. —Kent low to May
next. Inquire in the office of this paper.
U L N l t H b l l HOUSE TO LET, LEASE, OK FOB Sale, No. ltd Sad Avenue, near St. Mark'f
Cbarch. For pet nut, apply to WAKKEN A. RANSOM,
34 Ccai ilandt dtraat,
rTO L P T - U n t i l May 1st, tsn.y; A fully furnished X House at New Br^hton. 8 . 1 . Contains fire bed
rooms, imler library, kitchen, csliars. he. A roor tenant more an object than price. Can be seen by inquiry lot "Ward's Cottarc."
\MITY SIIIPPT, Vo.17—To lc>,:»rSc doubU-noase. with ertencion huildinps, cvrr thirty rooms, two
L tchins, Ac.; first floor suitable for st-ntie»l husinaft. Puruitme, Carpets, A c , JtT sale. No. 47 Amity street.
A Beantiflil Kesidenee for Sale, At FieLkiil on the Hnison,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE j l a f M ' M a a ^ r H r s F I L W o r X H S K I V P K F l l C M WEST POINT JL up alpbt or uw ttilcs, ant of Ni-rbnnrh and its mountain soererv, is grand, rhcte is a fU*t eias* modern hemse, Ml by cm f«ct, with 16 rooms, piiuuu nil m.'-.ii'.i the house, aril a large oi' cl l a t i s j Q s a p;e a k - six sores ot laud, a hue |rjsaa%Brart or-cliterd, and pa-'tuix1 lot for c?-rx Alas c iriM'ae-hiuae. stables, ic, -hor.se, Hnd ether 11M Ismsas.aHlllaia pood aells of water, •. l-terns. aiish-t ond, ate Also, rrapt*, tmils. lit.t awaVCictius aud shade tioeg. Caly tenie miiiutt-t' wrt'k tc HnuSpuRivci-IJailruad, and nuarthe t inn i tus tf the Hartford, P evidence and Futtkill Bt.atl. '1 be passaasj is the most destrabie 'n ttn j l iee , snd as. it ii" btit awa haasa by rail fro» BVw York, vary coTivfuieit to tne city. Pelir ta hue k>liow>as paiiios, y»ho i i.un laaBattaasI of tae property 1—Waa. l i . i . . v , fa Co., lmpuVijs Broaiv,-3y; K. W. Co-V; & Co., eatMt i . .ni thauj Waiianaareats; Jsaaessnd Kr.»-e,ui,Br.iol&3, ST. Y. Expraaa. The house!* wall )uti..sbe I lufouah'--eut, aini wili K'Mtld Willi twa horie^cR'riecei, sic., if t l t - ine, an l at abamam. .,,:Hi e> t atpaasAaty.
A. K. CUANl»L"it, Fishkill en the liu<* -tei.
Ss>r |Myiar«M"A"rarTs-an^ sroop X«.>aU\»\ l BEOWN BIOafM HOUSE, leasehold
$310 :t year, 50 year • to run ; th,ra.f>,r west af Fifth avenue, on Mnrinv H i l l ; fat MsM ; house £3x54, 16 reeni ; marble hall, WBtaaaaSaaa, di»TBb-wai:er, bath-BBSta, three water close**, furnace hes -!^, ?ratt»,tnan-tct.,; hot and oold watt* a s all the floors; ucraaaently < ninteriapted roar view; hoy window; aaaniraprOTinir pait of tbe city; built f i n year*; iei.ts.iv now, rur-iir. ic J, tor $300 a month. Half can remain on bond sad a»SrtaaaS> V. C. G U I W E E Y , 851 B-««idway. Oaly v.'i,ut,)..i aeed apply.
ip© i i~sTiJE - -~A "PIPTH AVEKUE MOUMa, • Bttarttcl bctw,en 40th and 42d attawtapaa aood c i
der., tinu lmtaediate poe-seseien iriven. Atpply to 21 Ln, 11 street, corner of !• x; L- v • Place, i:- om No. 60, 3d aaor. Tj"cYK SAT K,—A very desirable medimtv house in J? E. Pth street, three story brick, hiuti Staay, base-laeut a'nl Sab saliar, all rjii-uern impraveraoats, iu eccd order acd net bborhoeil. Li t 21x100; l>»u»e 2lx JO. A , i ir; . J. M. Educy, MAM Broadway, ar apply
fn-mi;.; test, P. M
ISTBETICII AMJUSEMENTS.
DR. VON EISENBERG'S HEW IIIIIUIIMII
roa t i l
m CURE or Tar
Most Complicated Diseases of the Organs
or
SIGHT HEARING
AC A U A M T O F w t U 8 1 t » — I T A H A S f Oi ' t t t tA. MawanauT.7..T., at*"5 KARETKaat.
OS FRIDAY EYEAJMH. Fab. 1% a> I o'aloca,
w 11 be areaeatad VcrAPs n « * • » « *'0?Sl*>TJ'p!rf rf
«RlfANT, ERfA.**!, I M M with s atcrt extraordiaarUr V^Uiaat -•*:, iav^tudinr
SlORoRA CAROZZk-FtUOCUI, f >i tne irst Utae ta her celebraeav tbaractcr of EVrtra.
8I0KOR MACCAFmSRi. bis drat ••>»••'»'•«» thai asansh _
8IUNOK ItPUi lKI . inbUrreat nae of Carlo T . fUOKOR SUSlff l , ta hi* oatabr.Med abaractar e f
DONlMJCTOft Mr.OARL B E S O « ( A W B T " In af4iv.> vehenranl Verdi's last oaara.
LA rtlil/ .A b K X D C eXPtTO. Tbf »ale of aceured seats f nd t i c iws will com mcaoe
Utis •r»rni»u. at the hex otllee of r V Academy; at rWr a-1 -htiaier'n, Tol Broadway ; at Foad A Oo.'s, O flrwidway, and Root. Anttionj A t V / a , cor. Xa-«-
« a aad Pine at*. _ _ ^ ATiaiAl' .H ( l A K P E K . ' ^ O . t .^ -JT««I a t "— Ca*t»i3 n s e s at • >
L .». , ' « n l
Mas. v. l>»rrliia".y
yVl
lr. Wa.
L A N i » » K,
i'»> » r i * f
AS W'..i< AD
CKRONiO CATARRH, ©1IIEASBM TliltOAT,
a"»
Ft S A L E - A nice cotta,va4« feet front. Maaat w, piazaa frtnt and ie:,p, aitaatedoa tl a '»nkb
s f ihe Rarataa, in the vfllsge of Bound Broe'i. The nssef the arouBd*aa%°al to sixteen attylats; Has pi*e-•Btaasste in eood orvier, well shade 1 and with a pood variety o * rhice fruits; besides titere is sstas the <m>cmd obtirn, vtf.-i-m-'hous* an.l eaarAtaoaa, In thty villiire there aref, JT -tore*, tarae asavaasi aad goodfshoots. Dbtsaas fcsaa tbe C.K. '.. d- ;• . i lees thae ten ruin-n t ' swa lk ; passen ..vr Indus ga over the MBtsaasy hoau of tain day ta i r 1 ft nitn tttr City of IJewTaaav— CllSllli stal l iia ai l lhl atsilrriirl i.v low. Two-thiidaof tho purchase money away remain en t>ond aud swivt "npoat 6 par cent per auunro. Pin parbOaaan lntjuiie ol D. TALMAGE, fc i Water suctt . •
SHlFPlIHGa Tha British dc Norsie Aiiiirioaii
RSSKAJL. a i A U - I J f . • a a a W l a v ' t ,
iM V t r M a a n r t P W YOftK A M , I A V X A A > C.VLli l t fO A T
OmmMK* COPii fiARBOb
I W E F N trOSTO* AND L.tVFaFOOl. AT HALTFAZ ANB COT.K RAJOOR. CUBA, leaves S.Yotk, Wc-dut.-idsy, Psb. 8 AFRICA, " Ro^^n Wtdnc.dsy, Pen. iS AUhtaUaawAUaVX, " N.Yoi ., T i datSc'jy, lew. 2i ASIA *• B .t-ton, Wednestiaj, March 1 CHINA, " N.York, Wednesday. March h CANADA^ " Bostot.. M witeslay, March 15
nov jtvie m vo i i v * a i o 9 .. Chief eebin w a g e —flit" 50 Secondsatoa "•- -<!•<• ,-.., so eo
raoa bObTOK n Livraeoou. Chtet oaMT pasoAi e $112 SO aVoo-.i' ' ,-. i' paewge. M <to 00 —payable in gold, sr its e.i'ic, alent ic Ur.ite>l dU»t*-«'t ur rency.
Berth • not neeutes until paid *»r. Aa experiencxd turiieo-n »n board The owatrs of these ships willtitt be aotoitatablefor
rpeeie er valuabmt, aniess bills of lading, harind the value- expressed, aic signed that to..
Vot fianabt or passage, apply to E. CUNARE. 4 Rewltnd Green.
U3IITED STATES MAIL LTJIE;
FOR CALIFORNIA YIA PANAMA*
Great Red-action in Steerage Bates. P f - THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS 8IDE-
\theel steamships will be dispatched, at noon prec-isoly, from Iter b o . 3, North Kiver :
Fab. 13 l U M I ISIC t , Tlnkleitanfflt, (Cousectiug at Panama wiiit GOLHEN AQhaV)
Pan. M - o f i i i n <;vi-E.-», weir , (e onLecting at Paaama with CONSITit'riON'.y
m a r c t t 3 - N O R - r i I S T A H , s i o e n r s , (Couceebing at Panama with SACKAMEMO.) Poihtigfct or passage, apply to
1). B. Al.l.!;.•>, 5 Boaiin? 'Iroen.
Opposition Line to Oalifcniia, .ht Xiearagua*
SHORT ItOUTK LOW TRIQT.&
Tie Ctnlfll An;erifan TransitCcmpan) WILL DIdrATCH
« ti t h e t.'c»T"h tif F ' . -orr !*SoutM,
FIOM PIEU Ka. 29, NOHTH RiVBR, AT NOON, T H E b l N E S l k A M S I I I P
t O l D K l RtLTI.aE, D. 8. BABCOCK, >sq., ttaawaasSaw,
AT GPIOATLY BEOUCEP RATE? Ot PASSAGE. l e t t;.uiculars, a p!y to
It. k.OAWUkTGTS-r, A?cnt, 177 Vrcst street, o-jiner of Wan en street.
For New Orlsans, via Havana. T H E 0 N 1 T K D 8 T A T K 3 M A I L S T E A M S H I P
YAmWOOk GUORGE W. COUCI5, fhnsni l l l l l l *
trtZX LEAVE PIPE Ke. M, b'ORT S SIVHft POE NEVv ORLKAN«, via tAVAXA.
On Wednesday, fthrwrj S5ih, At a o'clock, P. M., prceic.!}.
For Creirlt or sntaJSi apply tt. G. HE1NKKEN fa l'ALMORE,
115 Uioad-v. ; .
Any Disease v here the Haeooi Menitpane is leestro^ed
or Impaired. i f * e a e a n i T i o ; e f the name %'irvn I y Or. v()!V
Eli.i*5"""JEKG to hUmew u i v n t i o u rnn7 «<H lie easily et»K>prehender*\ we (the New YorE»Even-ing Express ) g ive elir fo l lowing e x u i a n a i i o a o f i t s n ee for the b e t » r uiiilei-^tandtux ot the general rfitfierer:
iESf8ETIC0.*LTRAS4.1CON
• M B HAVENPOHT,
5iii apaeer Yi BVEKIN-a, FEU. 11.-
t i t P i t ia.-tt ai» » . LEOME ARN^ULTX
la the t ea at i tal B v n t p'.ar cut t* -d the llt.S.M"-I.1ANCK •
»a. FAIl'H AND FATJSSBQOVW
1 FPIUNANO VlaOOOWf U'ORWY. MR. Oafnk POPR.
C n l O'Orby Mr. J. VT P! . . t ! , I . M ii in - te Itievunn^s... Mr. J*. F. l laraa
Oa Meis.i«v, AT1RIENNK, THTS ACTRESS,
ia " hi :. M n . P. W. LyftlrKIt will aernjr.
!JTi.v UY; AYTHaC AT UK. HLGINS A t ' a . THIKU VF1BE
of Mlt. JOHN E. C W E 5 *
in lr . itr.lkint t>ei«eaation of PAUL PRF PACE FRY, PAUL PKY.
wb*f'j htsairet lyachiee- i ia i tsuaaPtcaaaat id "iat»" A KPOCMS
t.LVI.K P u U A L l K U IX AM ERICA.
SfXTH WEEK t oi th--' i*ti»^jrtt<' fnnnv extraisrjaaalJ("
THE CIVB ITaUHAI*. THK LiVK UlfiilAN
SPR. e W i N . M i a i - srre-A j»9rs«cw.ti3*of M l i l CRITfOAMfB, 1 H R "aUVNtt a MAKER.
f R r p i t e . B E A T S IM ATW-wriw. T a r A i x a c i i i : TV P:
F. OR HAVANA, DIRECT. XEb NEYr ft SPLENDID BaaaaV WHEEL STEAM-
BKL?
l O B R O CASTLE, BICHARD ADAMS, Commanaer.
WILL LEAVE PIEK No. 4, NORTH B1YER,
On Wednesday, Feb. 15th, At 3 o'clock, P . M. piuoiseiy,
For freight or passage, apply to flPOFFORD, TlLESTON A CO.,
\ 29 Broadway. The new and splendid steanistap EAGLE, J. t. Law
rence, commander, will suoeeed the MORRO CAvILI", and leave on Wadseeday, February -2d.
TH* NliW YOKE M A IL, STEAMs.-tll* COMPANY'! LINE OP elDE-WIEEEL ElEAMlvEh TO
KEW CRLEANS-MREOT, wii.t. tAit. as roLiowi:
MORNING STAR, Melsoa Saturday. Fob. 18th. <l.l'HU.Ye) STAR. Ktupj Saturday, Feb. 24th. Kv tNING ST4R, Knapp eamrdav. Man;h4th. MORNING STAR, Nel«in. . . . . .haturlav,Marchl8th. SHADING. STAR. Knapp Saturdav,March i'5rb EVKXING STAR, Bell Saturdav, Anril 1st. DAY 8IAE (Buildinr,)
A l 3 O'CLOCK. P. M. Prcir. PiertP, N. 1;., 3d pur above foot c.iaftl-st., N .Y.
PASSAGF—Chief cabin ^tate-iooms, |J5 to $110, ac awdias to 'oration. Second aeeta, $50.
The SinaMiKG i r a a is 204Stous: the Eve&iHe Si AI WIS tons; the BaiBaita S>TA«, MMtaaaV and tbe D»v iiAS 2.TS tons, Ccatom HOUN. meas'irerueot. Toon psisieniK-r accomnio<iatio»e are not excelled l y cliot* M ao'- STtuiinert ui the wcild.
No ftcight recei vec or bills of ladiair ji(r!i9d after II o'cloclr on the day of saiiing
Ju: f-*-.Ebt a' oassaKii apply t* JAM>S A. RAYNOR, 10 Barclay et.
r r U l E U. S. AND JAMAICA MAIL STEAMdli l l 1 Oo.'s splendid Bntisb Iron steamship
MONTE/UMA, Oapt.Jarara IIAMSUAW,
With sjjierior sasasas<adatfarai P»r fsaansrczaj W1L- BA PEGUI.ARKY DISPA'iCEtJ> F*0& New Yo.-k to KINGSTON, Jaana-ps, on the 22d o: oi-ch staarth, at i P. M. When ttn* date occurs at Minds j , the departute will be pcjipcn.-ft to the fjl-Kvir; ' Wouilay.
For pteitttje, payable in gold, fh>t cabin Ito, seoon; cabin |10, app.y to
0BAA.A. WHITNEY, *S lti.«4»ay. POT f rcii'Tit, applv at 54 Houth .troot. No fret-lit received or kills of "ladiug sisuBd on tbi
e n oi d' t-i.rt- r*. AH lu'ters assat bo sent by nai l .
HOWLAND ft ASP1N WAI L. Arcntt
IIKDICAIA.
PIE NPW rHVENeLOOirAL RRAO, WFTI! all tbe Or ana. appn-ved by Mpssra. Powi.xa ft
W t u i , may be bad of aU Dauaois i s . Two *i*es. Price 75 ,, i.t* and f 1.50.
DANCIMG. A. DODWORTH'S
DANOINQ ACADEMIES, No. I l l FIFTH AVENUE, oor ICth rtre^t. New York
13? MONTAGUE S T u E h l , Brooklyn.
CUia*e« for C. nt t men on Tuesday aad Friday even inaa m Brookiyn ; *n WtAlavUis arud fatutdajy n. A*a VM-H, a. » v w^.»- t « u i « « w v i u a t .
i s ilwsTnwl from the fleeck word Aisoirtikot,
whicJt rbi its literal a c c v t a i i o n , s m i t h - - par-
ta iu inc t o t h e senses , t l ir theory or T-bllooophv
o l t a s t e - K h e (Hrieiiee ofAseniatioiis, o - t l m t «hi<*;
e v p l a i u i tb.c naaWaaT nie^rtal jiain n plcaau.-e
Ne::nlf:"st)H **>• n n p a n t a t a f the tw<> Gre;*
words , aeuron , a nerve, at:* lopv. , a discourse
with the su£ire?»>ii. The n aAniDsr eo.rvcyeil IJA
the tcrre ',\ tl[<W it is n n s M n n a a t or machtiv
devised c a j>biloc>oiihicnl tu'weiple-s yvitb a t h o
roucrh kn >wli rl:;r o f the n m m syste:*.
In anaw4Mr*X Ike matter t<»«yre at leaijrth t i
show its ana, aw it luit-'li. i.fcl>eticr nuantnnl by the p n n a l anefent , we <;yve u hincjler en
plariation. Tuo *ert ous s j n e n is the eaureu e«
uisny drsecaes.
AU physie ia iv acljnit t'*is, wvl ail p r a l a n :t»
least to be. a b l a i o apply a reme*i>. T a i A U - j
pathic, l lctno'opatLic anil 3 iy&op&t lite, fry pre
scribing cf)«-,te&, anodynes & c , may, a:u!*li>, a'
levmte t"ie iiain arhuni; Horn iusa ire i
OK dijeased nerves, but-thin doj» n<n ntwew*J*\*ai
nerve. It ;s only temponiry rc'ief—a reltf 1, too
t o pomu otw nerve at the a n j n n
o f the ont l ie s y s t n n . Tlie I m l i Htm
Neurali i ican ol Dr. V O X BXSENBCSf i . no.
merely rHavs the irritation, Unt n t t a n t ) t in
nerve to i t* normal condit ion. The lt*st<.r%
theory is , that each nerve has a specific MttM
and has i t s o w n peculiar Be«ceptibility. Foi
example , the the nerve of vir»-cn M InnMaMs te
tonch, and, o n the other b n s \ the n&i* ot
tench is insensible to l icht , Mid so n a w M n g l
the wltoie sys tem. Tiie are-at ntaaanatantaat i i
a?sthetieal iB^trntDCiit'.'., that !t can be-appliet
not o n n n M ^ w n t t p r i n e i p l o , y^Jiich ire ;»o jiriu-
ciplc at all , but th i t it can heuppjiod wish act u
racy and certainty t o any narve or ucrves Ikal
are wsakeued "Or impaired, ta the ditlereni
nerves ol mot ion , or wenfeetion, to t h * ey.., tin
ear, or the touch, as In pfc-"a',ysiA.
T o thoee, therefore, wLetare in Maf way at
fllatod wi th loss o f sight c s htiariu^, * i i . . catarrh,
bronchitis , chest or tanj disea».',s, we earuestii
ane-geet a visit to the c-on*.iiltin£ i*;.<artnienra ot
Dr. V O N E I S E N B E I t G . Xhsrs he will be
speedi ly made to k n o w Ihe posiibtMty ol a cure
in even compUcated eaaes, aud thus He H a s a n -
aged to proceed untH he is iliathar»edthoro«f^li
ly renovated and cared.
'flic reader, on peOawag MMa we have n m
prcjented h im. toueih'iio; the beauty, cotuplt ^
ty, cost l iness , toacl. ir,j the v a r l o n s u i c s t o whici
tht. Aeetl ictico-Ncural^ieon can be applied, tn-iy
be ixduccd t o b U i e v e tEat in the watiu'b W ott-
totumendat iybs w e have esceedcfl t!»c s o
ber t i u ' h as t o its ut i l i ty; but wt
k n o w wa havo not cs.cceded tire k n
it« o i comn'oo sense in our dosc i ipncu
We earc not how prejudiced any one may hi
against it; l:c cannot, w h e n il is thoroughly
e i p l n i u c d to him— and that the mveuUir M pr
pared to do at any lini" to tluf»- a l t o c-ii"
a p o n him—but be eonvinceo" it io Ml th*t i.-
claimed for it, naEicly, the most Bavtset nrsAsr.
ical cent r ivmcc lor the cxLtbiiJon of i^sfttnal
ieed and ethereali;:ed medical preparatiuufl s a a
in exis tenee , l i e ^ i u i v c o cjitfi s>, :t h • .•
just ly minded, that in many r< n e e M tt is 6 I
ttead to bring ti'ioui an H A l n revaiut ion hi eei
tain de]vaitiucnts MT seicnee, wid l i n t it is wi,a
its inycutor, with r m w i i . aaMs, an spftaraint
that will do more to uiiiiiralc bumnn auil.ritt.
tl.nn onythin.u thai , in ail *.e ;, •;• to Uhls ttn
hat, b t m afforded to the amML NtmYtrk I.t ,
tnp ITafiriliri. &},!. 2R, UMt.
IVL'wF T t M I I O i M A l K .
C a t a r n t h ( l u r e d .
LINCOLN H O ^ I ' I T A L , tVASiriNoro^, !>. C , Oet
1 . — l h a v e b e e u l o r s e v c r . i l years past afflict c4
with clieouic drv eat ir .ah , arMjek a _jcar ngo 11-
canic so bnd thei my hrarlnir.tMaslSRi t to lea c
aic a l legether. My threat becuu' gre i t ly al
fectcd. There was a MMMaitt rouriuv ia u>
head, wli ich, with tiie other hfnBKatnt, a n
always grca . ly sf^ravateA by ( u c slig!i<.:-4
« coici." Dr. Von Eiocn"T*crj: comite. need l m |
i n t me a year ago, and has eoutiuu<-d to
t ieot me at lou,* internals sinec. 1 am happj .
state that the trestuMMt oi Dr. Von Bssfaihfii.
has produced a eorjoUni* ln iprovenurt . so Ilia
m y hearing is almost MfJhMrF res'oreci. Mv
nostrils are frea from inSainmatton, and my | c a -
ci-al,health is so much improved that I look foi
its permanent restoration, aud that speedily, a*-
a fixed fact. I do cheerfully recommend al' pet
sonti suffering from catarrhal affections to apply
to Dr. "Won b.uienberg lor treatment, feeling as
sured that with proper opportunity he Mai Mate!
a cure.
J A M E S T. FEKR1E, Captain U. S. A.
I was complete ly deal for several years, aud
hearing o f Dr. Vou Eiscrtberg's great reputation
in restor ing tLc hearing, I called on him, and it:
o n e operation, to my great astonishment ami ex*
ceeelve pleasure, i ne.w hear perfectly well . ]
r-anic into tho T)oeto; pGrlcctly do;vl, and hear as
I ncycr exi cctyd io do. This hkill is unrivakd.
C H A U L E 8 t H A F P E l . L ,
vV*ushin<{toii M.H i . i '
N » w I O K K , Oct.."', U*C4.
S i G E T KLXTOHEn.
A n l i x t i m n r d l n n r y R c a i « r a t i o n a f * - c l t t
I, LAWRr\'cr.GitKKNA, of No. MJB East Oiltb
street, N e w York L'Hy, have been suflering iron
b l indnis s o l the left eye Jor a conshicrabie pt
riod. T h e e j e was centinwally in a state oi
i r ea t inflammation, from which the good e y
t e e a m e affected, and, indeed, my genera! ke.tltl
r s s greatly injured by It. Hutriuf; of Dr. Vot
Eisenbcrg's great [reputation, and as every om.
*iid mine u-is a hopeless chse, 1 ct ' led on the
Doctor, who, alter e*.iutiiiiiifr me.undertook IPI
cate, and within a ibrtiiighl 1 found mysel;
alm< 3t completely cured, i t is n o * a
month since I j lac i my s i ! an
der Dr. Von Eibenhc-rg's treatment,
I am hnppy t o be able to s late that the inflata
matioD is entirely g o n w s o that 1 see |>erfceili
with loth e y e s ; added to whica i aui in jrcxxi
health, a blessing 1 have not enjojMl s ince 1
was blind. 1 do conscientioui-ily and ^ r i t e l n l l ^
swtnr fro the above statement, in a Lour,, or J us
tice at the City l l a l l o l tbe City ol N o w Yoik ,
the iU.h day ol Ostobcr, 18G4.
L A W R E N C E GRF.VNA
Sworn before m e this 10ih day o l OctoocT 1SC4.
C. G O D / T . E Y G U N T i l E R . Mayor.
( I h e Grand INX*I of the ' fy'Ncw T o i k Mayoralty. "
l l r . V O N E I S E N B E l t G may be eowsnltM on
Ibe dieetees o f the eye at;d ear, and lor catarr, ,
t t the office, N o . H 6 Broadway, N e w York.
T h e ^ E S T H E T I C - N E I R A L G 1 C O N is now
on exhihit lon at Dr. \ ON E18ENRERG*!* C o s -fTilt.ng LUoiiAS, bit, El;.>4A'V. u l ' Rear Iv'th
MMMBJ
roprietor and Minr.-srr..M ;*- Lsav-tSrVfAt i teat .
• A B I K D A J - R V F N f K O . F t t l R U VRY M, B-i . .Hjavit'» Corned ? *)f
O L D B R A D S » K I ) YOU a f t H B P R T I , W . t h new and b o a u t i * n soaeerr , eaa t'littts and a p -
IKir Uii'tiin. and a full dad eortrp l-'t '• e i * t . Woudav --SERI.-E'i'S V O R P H K N O ' W l J f l . Tw-.s. MT- Bicucfca in'* « U J O o m e d r . ' M B c ' A M l l
<>P U F E . v r S l a e s d a v - T H P W I F E ' S S K u R B r . T h O M - l a v - T H R H K I R l f - U W . Pr day - O L D B S l A P S A N D Y O U N G H ei vRTW. A now D r u m s , o4* i^werfiu-interyet, is im a c t s * | r e *
paraataay. IXior* or^n at "V. Ovprturp oonwneni»*«at ' R .
" ~ i V M V i C i n > e » - ' U i K . C O W M E M l a t T . v V Ti l l ' i>«*. .. «;>e 1 ;i.t_tra> a. — S i s Jul n * - « A
Baara Martanor . . . J . MV * "t»ya. S ' . t n i B . W X V E P f t N O . P P B E U A K T I .'*
will be rejierttad, watri T E W L-JCAL S C E N E R Y . A N D A P O W L i i . F O L
C A f l , ' tho la»t f o n d o n jsnaaataa.
T H E S t H E M ' S c * »HW Y O R R . Br M n r w t a n a w r j t t | Hsq.
i n five i sb l sa i ix nad-a p:<o*or;aa. P R O L O a t f t t .
Ch.trat An «v M,A-,r-. Etcddart* Hind). Mort- iaer I S B T Eookwel l .
f l ' w n t - ' v-ron e l i i » * he lwcea fttr •_«.!,«.ue arid i/lay.pt T H E PLAY".
OtaBaantara '-v aaeaars. . . i i t f . i l . Berry , n i n d . Mori;- -haaavasavr* rtasssswa^aaaaaa PaValoe, J r . ,
Mia. v'i i , iug. Mist, NvTston, Mia* Myers, Mrs. K - w t e e ;
( ) l
w I N i E R C A M . E N . o T i i M N O S W I T H S B A K H T i B H .
PlfWlN BOOTH, afJM. J -W. W.VI.l A.CE*. Jx ,
ML. Cl iARUtS KiiMBLP MASON. MB. I110MA8 PLACIDR.
8 /XURDAY KVENING. wSSBRUARYll, ^hakape TP'S Tiwaerfy ot t
UAMLR1. llssBBti Edwin B oth Ctaudi rf. s u n . • l !>• r-v,*ik Mr. R Vairep •thoct Mr. Chariot XetaUe ttm Poloiiina . . .Mr . O. U.'Anlrewa Horati* . . . . . . . . . M a . O. Wateot, Jr . Laertes Mr. J . O. Hanlep Fust 4rave-dii,'|ret MJ. Th?mss PMcida Oncer .Gc-rtrude Mrs. J. W. Wallace iijihi i ia . . . . . Mra. CGaafiau
iionjfotitiiicii iiMock. Bsnnsann"%•
H AANUM'S AMEBICAN iaUSEUM.
MOUNIN'fi, at 11 -PUNCH A M > JUDY. AanrRRVOOR. at s—AZr-CRNA; or. I h e Oipjr**
Pearaaaaa FVCarise/, as r ^ — R I N G op F A I R . TWO. MAMMOTH 1'AT WOMEN, WEKllllMt*
U*» PO iNDB.-LTVtN(J PEELPTON. 1 1 V MAYS.tUeChampion.Cto.r U.tn •« of the Worll.
MONSIEE MOaTKBT. rilfU'ESSOlt UUTOHlaTCA. THE U M I B U I I
0ALCULAT<yR. V»00|)POPPF'fl BOI1EATAN GLAS« BLOWBRR
EXHIBIP TWei GLASS STEAM KNGIWBS. Oitesaaian aax*. Albino Uay, Leauaed Seal, Ac., ftc A<lruits->on . I - H C T I ; Obaldren ucaet tan. U oautr.
v ia A.«BtR<;ii & €0.'s M E V 1 G S B I E
AND 9REAT K0RAL EXHIBITIOaT, aTss. 'i» aad ftll BROADWAY.
OPEN Ci.OM 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. LIVING WILD ANIMALS,
fr»m iviav aaeartsrsf the world. P.tltl A M ) CURIOUS BIRDS,
with halaitc variety jfferal and pluma.ee. LX'IrBAlAUllMARY E X ' l l B i l T O H s OP SAtlAC1.
i.Y BY M G H L Y TltAfNED RLKFaANFa, N k l l a , MONKEYS, APES, MPf.P<. LIONS,
TlGPU's, AND LK-JTARIW, THRER PtlltwVntxAlrOaM DAILY
•*re r r c n a t n i ' A, a „ 1 and 8,V p. a., winch wilt t<*- . Le^Td
M
al eaek aihitiou
'Ilil- C t ion <•[ hoars.
' i P t R l l W U H BENSAITOa, " i i l l ' 'b , aufWEsTIVE, lEl lKiPlO. i
PKOFtUiiOR LANGWJTfti ' petiytnjiace, will give bis extrairdiuary aa> •: fc irlrsanee* ie ,-nteitn^ i den ol
; M AMEH A M V A L S . besaaaae raltawtes,ttlad w,Hi <>»orr 4e*erip-
•rlaaatid nature, open to the vaaBaV at alt
Al 'M IS.slON, ii CENTS.
GIP.".:MAS LIKiURKRANZ <>V NEW t-JUK. I" IUr. ANNUAL
U K t l i l t . U t t t O R E S K B U L wilt take i laaa at the
AOADBMs Of MCSiC, OM r i p K . - D A C , PEU.i . i , IMa.
f TI'KKTS | 5 , admittti'RSas •reat'emia and rare lady.
1 - A . P V L.M>\'i. r i C K E l , " j , '.o i.i hat j^iy iraei ateiasew «f thj Baeirty '..y way at
i ii tr. • [aetata.
1% faffaawias raswSffMoai laiaT b«*:ricUf *:lhei-eii f.» : No ticktti ti.l at th dose. »':;1 S me n x-vid wa rh
do aal tie.tt the name oi the Kcitl-ui m iotvo i 'ed ant tar ateaaber introdaeinff. Ticket?, w.thont exf»ptioa. Dot Iraaafcrsbte. Ibecbee* artaoAed at *ach ticket vtiii '..>• !"t- -i ' 'i i' tiie ' lor, t l - ttStat hrolf lo ha 1 .:. 1 I V I ': h • I J i l l t» b j '10*11 tO the OOlttudt-hea iu ttaJbaU<f co , it* ree..ii-ed.
I t tsaastddtd lesilcol will t o maintained. OEORtiE NEMBACH, Se».
} i -/.Vi';' i t i .in.
S b KTFRT.\ 1K V • NT — SAYS THE <1 ivie 6tb--"lf aiwaye fresh. Hi* nov-
r.tiv nori trats his diablerie, i,t i;. Que;*, f'he •ni of sweet sounds which Keller prawaaas in hi*
ti t; piai c •!•;», lUrarba pemrof tf.^avroa, ullaraa i ot io d'<t>u n"i, ...it to a doiig.'.i.'ul erc.-iui i . eaUur-t . .t.ii nt. -* j i i i . HALLR t'l.y b O L I O l ' E 1 5 585 P l t y M i W A V.
I • ,• p. i R I.I'^... . t .:.i aaneet every • \»mn? et 9.
P
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M t i l l - B I L L I A R D S . — • M i iVl-.i'CEN hlAl'CU
P- :we;u MftLVTN FOSTBB,
M New York, m 1 lilMK OLEltV,
O, Wacstiiwtoa, D C. TiINl ' UP, CAUOMS, fOR »»tW. A t l.vr.NMNG. F l B R l ' A R Y II, MM*
• I o''"ock. Pl.-iy ta . i.i ,mot> -•• at 7 / k k.
FtOKBTBOliR DOLLAR. I a sai ilie psianlfsl Baitsrd Room*
FR9MENADE CONCERTS. 11 Mi l U i l G I M E K T , N. G. S. V. Y,
run NfcXf OOUCBRT C'P f IIIH B B B I B B S P t X BtdS tt the Ai-norv, Uth i«t., Sot -i'av evening,
FERRUARt Urn , AT » o'Cl.OOK. :' k • . t' n :>e eVtalsad at the . i..,.... Jane*'
i out Mara, Rsar i S<-bir:',.r'e and Tifftiiy ft P?*'1-;! it u r> raraabci • - ib NMtw
t -i
Noiie Mild at tlitr di»or.
1MMENAK MTS1CAL BI CK'-f'. Hfe t>* U tsBAMI) v ONCER*:.
P l O l . BUSCH'lt ITARAY MAi ..B, With hull Orchastia i -n i ' horns.
CHOICE M l « i : i L t M . n L ' s MUSIC br M t S t BitAI.'<• J.iii. and utboraitifita.
CCOI'EBINSTITFTE, MONDAY EVE'G, FAR. IS. liolc-rF 60 and M eetitt. Sold at Music Store* aad a t
JInli'- i t Met.aay.
NEW PIIB1JCATIONS. VANUARY, '. FEBRUARY, MAR *H.
f j CuriBK Colus, Hair Treatment, Nsaralrla, IliMilitl has libra*. Cold Peet, f-iok HcadaaRa, W m l Eyei, Maei'irs-aoah Private Thdax*. w-i; -i "•' ot•., Eating Wisrlr, Youthful Visa, Etect t'ocitioa. Sour etcrnai-h, Rueiimatiam, Biten aLd Btirrn, Wtai -.ag Fhtasivl, T'am rig Uinta, fesaCasta •" -t. .tm a, Coffoe Dnnlnac . irii-.t, i .-.:.«.; i '--,'.[ «a, I'st rib.
IIALL> JOl feKAf. O l l i E A I T K . Yearly | I M. Sin- '." 14 .eata. It Lai.nnKii-.iaie. Naw fork. • . i to-mtmmmmmmmMmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmWmm
COPABTNERSHU'S.
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